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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-01
EFFECTIVE QUARANTINE.
h Important Matter to Come Before
the Kansas City Cattle Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 3~i.-George w.
Warner, of Abilene, Tex, a large cattle
owner, who is now on his way to New
York, said:
The cattle convention which is to be
held next month at Kansas City, will
probably be the most important that has
ever met. The great question to be
brought before it is that of cattle quaran-
tine The subject has heretofore not re-
celved the attention 1t deserved, but
stockmen are now waking up to
the fact that some effective quar-
antine regulation is absolutely es-
sential to the existence of the
cattle industry. The main business of
the convention will be the consideration
oil means to induce the several states and
territories to pass strict quarantine laws.
n to take steps to persuade congress to
adopt national legislation to the same eff
feet. A committee win be appointed
properly to present the matter to con
gress and show the value to the country
OF the interests at stake, and the immi-
hence OF the danger which threatens not
only every head of range cattle, but also
all farmers stock. State legislation can
much, but until sweeping and str;n-
gent measures are adopted by the gem
erai government, say under the law CON
trolling inter state commerce, not one
can feel entirely safe"
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tion, but under the civil service rules
knew not how to get in their contribu.
lions, On Thursday the Morning Post
declared itself ready To receive and for
sFsFd AL contributions AS the proprie.
tor of the Post is not a federal officer, he
may. receive political contributions from
government employees, and the latter, by
depositing their funds with him, eyade
the civil service clause which forbids
such payments to a federal officer. The
Post publishes the following: There is
FLO for the New York campaign fund"
SAID Gen. A; b. Upshaw, assistant COM
missioner of Indian affairs, to a Post re-
porter, AZ he took a new crisp note from
his pocket. And over the rotund face of
Service Commissioner Oberly. in
presence this transaction took
place, there spread a happy Goddess
you sort Of smile.
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neath Of sIaggie Arlinpinn.

New YORK, Oct. sl.-Maggie Afling-
ton, the we'll known actress. is dead.
She fell down a dumb waiter shaft at her
residence about six weeks g breaking
both legs and her left arm. 1t WAS
thought she would recover from the In
JnTies. ont pneumonia set In and. was The
direct cause Of her death. She was mar
RED toSa nephew of Admiral Jouet. but
separated from him because he objected
to her remaining on the stage Her
nader naine was Ryerson aud She vas
born IN Lawrence Mass in 1863.
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ENDS IN BLOOD.
Above AFFAIR THE BASIS OF WHOLE
SALE SLAUGHTER.

A Triangular Feud Between Arizona
! Families Results in the Tonic Basin
/ Murders Which Have Startled the Civ
ilized world-The Last of the yictims.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Oct. 31:-News
has been received here of the killing of
William Bonner, a cowboy who belonged
to the Graham faction, in Tonic basin,
Arizona. When his body. was discoy-
cred it was lying about fifteen feet from
a road which was travelled frequently by
cowboys, and was covered with sage
brush. From the appearance of the
body it is evident he was ambushed, and
killed by members of the Tewksbury
gang. With Bonner's death ends a list
of twenty men who have been shot Il
killed in that neighborbood in the past
two months. 1t is stated on good au-
thority that Bonner was the man who re-
Gently held up the stage between Fort
Apache and st. Johns, securing quite a
sum of money. He is said to be one of
the men who robbed the Atlantic 81 Pa
cific train at Navajo station a short time
ago. He has also participated in all
manner of crimes in Arizona.
The murders which nave occurred in
Tonic basin, and which from their bloody
nature have startled the civilized world,
can be traced to a love affair, in which a
daughter of the old man Blivens figured.
1t seems that the Blivens, Graham, and
Tewksbury families settled in Tonic
basin, aud Miss Susie Blivens,
who had in years gone by learned
to love William Graham, but
had not seen him since childhood,
on again meeting him renewed the affec-
ton. This did not meet with recognition
from her parents, but she persistently
detied them, and would see her lover.
She cast father, mother, brothers, sisters
and home aside, and was the instrument
through which envy and hatred arose,
and from which at least twenty men
have met horrible deaths. The gang
have nearly all been killed off by sheriffs'
posses or az the hands of the other fac- 4
lions, and with the latter death it is |
hoped Tonic Basin, which is a good graz |
ng country, but which. from it's numer-
,us murders, has retarded immigration
% Arizona, will soon be settled with
good men.
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stunt to chnrchiu.

HIL LEE .EN lE
Losa'oN, Oct. 31.-Mr Wiltred Blunt
has arrived III London and has written
to Lord Randolph Churchill in reference
70 the latter1s Stockton speech. He says
he has no doubt that ii Lord RandoIph
had been at Woodford last Sunday. and
had known about the doings of Clanri-
earde, he would have acted just as MIR.
biunt did, He concluded: 81 am ready
to bear the hard labor punishment or
other punishment that Secretary Balfour
may decree. and I shall not cherish any
III VIII toward him. But ms CONCERNS
the law, the secretary is playing with
loaded dice. The new crimes act, as in
.sfpretea ny the courts, is modelled upon
n / denounced in Egypt FIVE years ago.
\ hope 4 you can spare time. you viii
attend the appeal in January. This win
lee tar better than recommending mo 10
Wantst o
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SPARKS.

bee ~0
Emperor William is slightly improved
10 health.
The yacht Galatea arrived at oueena
town, from New York.
The police of Winnipeg deny the pres.
-enoe OF McGarigle in that city.
Two men were killed by the caviup Of
me bank Of a gravel pit NJ Paris, Iii
-Four negroes who murdered a man:in
Alabama were sentencedSlt lie hanged.
coal company with a capital stock OF
' ooo QUO has just been incorporated In
Alabama.
Secretary Whitney is SO III that IL il
thought he will be unable TO prepare his
annual report,
Mrs. Joseph Wechsler, the victim of
sne recent dynamite outrage IN yn.
= hot expected to recover from her In
Juries.
Governor Rusk, of Wisconsin. an.
nounces his determination to clean out
the infamous dens at M~arinette and
Hurley,
peter Carlson, an employee at a camp
north OF Eau Claire, disappeared myster.
1'ousiy ten days ago, and has not been
seen nor heard OF since.
In his annual report, Commodore D
. Harmony, chief of the bureau Of yards
n docks, earnestly recommends the
strengthening of our naval stations
The treasurer of the Irish National
league was notified by cable, that SlO.
ool' had been placed to his credit ly
home rule sympathizers In this country.
AT St seholastjque, near Montreal
TWO women had a desperate struggle
with drunken tranps with the rasalt
that one oil them was killed and the other
terribly beaten
o unemployed workingmen assem-
nnea with q view OF making a scene In
estminster abbey but after entering
.he hooe3 ihey quietly abandoned the
building Stthou. making any demons,Ss.
lion.
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wreekers stopped bx a storm.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct. 31.-A Sc
we're northwest gale and snow storm set
In this evening, and drove the wreckers
away from the Alya Bradley and Plym-
outh. The Bradley has been lightened of
considerable coal, and a few hours more
would probably have effected her release.
Two large pumps are on her. Can't.
Quinn. of Detroit, is here, in the inter
est OF the underwriters to look after the
Plymouth, II this storm keeps up, both
schooners will go to pieces.
The Canadian steamer Celtic, with the
schooner Bessie Barwick in low, is badly
disabled at McKay's hafbor, on the north
side OF Lake Superior. The tug A. j
Smith leaves Sault Ste. Marie in the
morning, and Will tow the Celtic to hat
place. -
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lamar, villas. ste.hen.oo.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s1.-h appears to
be generally conceded that Secretary
Lamar is booked for the supreme court
bench. The people at the executive
mansion are not ready to talk about the
matter hence there is notling official to
pc SAID An apparently well-defned
Tumof IS af1oat that Villas has been of.
iered y has accepted, the secretaryship
OF 2 interior, n that he will be sue.
ceeded by Col Stephenson. who ia now
his first assistant.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-01
CARDINAL GIBBONS,

His Eminenco Celebrates High Mass IN
the Oldest OF American Churches.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Get. 31.-Cardi-
nal Gibbons, the head and front of the
Catholic church in America, has arrived
IN the city from Oregon. He said he
went, several weeks ago, to confer the
palllum Upon Archbishop Gross, of Port
iahu, his eminence was met at the dep
o. mere oy the mayor and an immense
aeiegatlon OF citizens, who prevailed on
hlll 70 stop over in the city. He cele-
DRAFTED high mass at San Fernand catbe.
dral, the most ancient church edifica on
this continent. He left in the afternoon
TO visit a brother who is a merchant at
New Orleans.
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BIowlng Up a clergxman.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 31.-An attempt
was made on the life of Rev. Father
Pepin' parish priest at st. Telespllone,
province OF Quebec, it is believed by sa-
1~oon.keepers whom he had been iustru-
mental In bringing to Justice for illegal
sale OF liquor. A number of holes were
bored in q stick of cordwood and a!led
Win powder, which was attacked to a
luse, After tha latter was lighted the
SICK WINS thrown into Father Pepin's
office, through a window, where IL ex-
ploded, badly wrecking the house and
furniture. The Office is Immediately IN.
der the room in which the reverend gem
tlelnan sleeps.
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resa md lakotaian
DROWNED TN THE LAKE.
THE VERNON AND Her HUMAN CAR
So LOST IN LAKE MICHIGAN.


OF the Grew of Twenty-Five, Not One Is
sayed-Thrining Story of ship Cap
tain I,nplored for the Assistance He
Was Unable to Give.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 3t.-The passenger
propeller Vernon was wrecked in the
terrible gale that swept Lake Michigan,
and her entire crew OF twenty-five, pas
sengers n other persons the number
OF whom is unknown, are supposed to
have been lost. 1t involves a greater
loss of life than any of the previous dis
asters on the lake his season, not ex.
eepting the propeller Champiaia, which
burned early in the spring off Charlie
yoix drowning twenty-four persons. A
most singular coincidence is that the
Vernon was the vessel which took
tbs place of the Champlain in
the Northern Michigan lines, and
had only been on the line Stree
August !. She was one of the finest fur
nished passenger boats on the lakes, and
had a valuation Of SOS, 900. Capt, Moran,
OF the steamship Superior, brought the
first news of the wreck. Capt. Moran
sn,alI - 's, "N1 Ah7o q
three mon Tbnr,.h ~ mosaah ana
h aave Nam tba 1 - 10 g gu eiols
him f,,o,a ~ ! :. : piesohteu
snneriar barsclf ba.as aIs.'sanee' Ipe
said. n nass ! ! : nc
pealing for our help, another dying from |
exposure, and II small boat, in which we
could see one woman and three men, |
one of the latter Mailing, with a coat
In n ferrIhIa SEQ ,94tha,t = sgsseu aoou'
to rendar tham 49, as go Deaus aole
rendina IN lie exfpenna W. was ne eat
f~ishfjnS far am iiass =, ~ mela aiso
ing beeoms dieabiad Il - ~ ssaainef ua
the xcantian ~ No 49,, = 9oa. Wa
crew Of sixtcen mon even 800 ~ ~ oar en.t.e
were down helnw some 81 shao, en staar;n
the vessel will j emnorarv taah, aseehtns
We HAD rjooaa Will ~ .a1hie when
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-01
"Ratv shea Commi,ss n,c,da

JOLIET, HI, Oct. 31.-The notorious
burglar and habitual criminal, known in
Chicago as Bat Shea, alias Stevens.
ended his life in his prison cell by chok-
ing himself TO death with his suspenders.
Several weeks ago "Batn made a similar
attempt. but did not succeed. "Batu
Slea, "Boody' Mason, and st.Jennism
Adams composed a gang of expert bnr.
glars that robbed many stores ia CHICAGO
in 1884. All were ~ex-convicts and hahif.
ual criminals, ard were sent down for
twenty years each. This was Sbea,s
fourth term in the Joliet prison.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-01
Dakota's New Treasurer.

BtaaAHeg Oak. Oct si-Hon John
~ Raymond has resigned his position as
treasurer of Dakota, and Governor
Church has appointed Hon John d.
Lawler of Mitchell, to I'LL the vacancy.
NE Lawier was born in Erie county,
New York In 1885, and moved to Wis.
constn IN 1851 He came to Dakota In
io5s located at Mitchell, where he
ms SINCE resided, and is president of the
3Flfst Nalioual bank of that city and a
largsTeal estate owner. In 1856 ne was
elected TO represent the Mitchell district
IN thB territorial eounciI
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-01

LIKES THE UNITED STATES.
Glasses of Europe in a Most
DepIorabIe Condition.

Industrial Glasses of Europe In a Most
DepIorabie Condition.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Hon. II. A.
Herbert, of Alabama, is at the Metropol-
ltan. In conversation with a reporter,
che congressman said: 81 landed in New
York on the steamship Richmond, aud
was very glad to get back, not that l did
not have a pleasant trip, but because /
like the United States better than any
country | visited. The farmers are the
poorest of any of the industrial classes of
the old world. Throughout France and
Germany they are in a most de~plorable
condition, and as far as | could observe.
our working men are better off in every
han those in tue countries | have
mentioned. While in London, ! vent TO
a mass meeting of out-of- work laboring
men, and it was a quiet, orderly affair,
Just as we have. in this country. the
speeches were of a mild order, and no
red flags were exhibited. Mr.. Herbert
goes south early this week.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-01

Baltimore for Sl4.ot0, is 10 be dupl;cat.
ed BY T,ffany & Co, OF New york .n
Sioux Fails jasper granite. j. H DroLa
of ST. Paul has selected he granite for
Shipment. The polished surface Of tbis
rock has an exact resemblance to Tho
rock of which tie Japanese vase is com-
posed. The new vase has been orde,aa
by one the Ya%pderbllfs.
The season 1et closing has been a
prosperous one for the Missour, ,ina,
steamboat lines. There will be fonr
boats upon the Bismarck ways dnrina
the winter. the Rose Bua, Bstchelor.
Helena and Missouri. These boats he.
long TO the Benton line, and their reten-
tion at that point is owing 10 q recon.
decision of Judge Francis. The boats
were assessed there end the comnsnv
took the matter to the court, which de-
olded that they could be taxed ONLY
where they were owaed.
Nellie King, who has become notorious
in central Dakota during the past few
months under the guise of a female de-
seotlve OF the Northern detective agency,
Of Minneapolis, has been arrested bv
Sheriff Cherry, of Brown county, near
Andoyer, and taken to Groton, whore
he charge of emoa zz!ement awaits her.
3he obtained a team at Groton recently
md has spent the past week ] n diving
Found central DAKOTA. A petition was
Ivsn the county commissioners to have
examination given her on the charge
kinssnity
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Exon gresham Atherton nsans

NEWARK, O., Oct. 31.-Ex- Congress.
man and Ex-Supreme Judge Gibson
Anterior was in court engaged in a law
suit. When court adjourned there an
peared to be something wrong with him.
He had suddenly lost his mind. and was
unable TO recognize any one or To tell his
W name. He was taken home and !,
physician called, but it IS believed that
he Is beyond recovery, Great sorrow is
felt for the unfortunate mans position
as since an attack of paralysis two wears
ago he had been urged to desist from fol-
lowing his usual labors, but would moi.
He has filled numerous responsible posi-
lions, and been a prominent public man.
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Bishop pwenger serionslx nL

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 31.-Rt. Rev.
Bishop Dwenger, head of the Catholic
diocese of Fort Wayne, has beer i'll with
a severe cod and fever for several DAYS.
The Information is furnished from the
Episcopal residence, that his sickness is
becoming aggravated, and that all of his
engagements of confirmation at Michi
gan City, Mansfield, Attica, and Wana.
tab, will be filled by Bishop Rademocher.
of Nashville. who is his guest. The sick
prelate is called the most influential of
american bishops with the Pope, ard
his name has been often mentioned in
connection with the archbishnprlc of ST
Louis
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Fled to Mexico.

DENVER, Colo. Oct. s1.-Lester HAYES.
the 10 years old cashier of the Bank Of
Commerce. at LaJunta, Colo, left that
town last Tuesday night, and as he did
no appear on Wednesday, suspicious
were aroused. An examination showed
that $4,000 or $4,000 were taken, His
disappearance was not reported until
later, and 1t is snow believed that he fed
to Mexico. His bondsmen are good and
the bank will lose nothing.
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The ROCK Island wreck.

Morris, Ill, Oct. 31.-Two suspects
were in the hands of detectives, but
alter considerable questioning and a most
thorough examination, they were per.
United to go their way, The coroner.
states attorney, sheriff, and detectives
are stili engaged on the hunt. and feel
sanguine that they will be successful in
the capture of the criminals 6elure many
hours elapst
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a Mourner at His Victims Funeral.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. ,3l-A man
standing by the side of a coffin, lin which
lay the man be had killed,l with tears
conrsing down his cheeks, and his form
bending with emotion. Such was the
sight witnessed by the immense crowd
who attended the funeral of Howard b
Quay, near this city. Quay was killed.
being struck with a shovel by George w
Straddon, during a quarrel and as the
latter is out on hail, h was enabled 10
De at the funeral. The men had been
friends, and it was at the request Of the
family of the dead man that his muir
aerer was in attendance
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-01
rho Pope and Home Ru,..

LONDON, Oct. 81. = The, Chronicles
#Fome dispatch emphatically denies that
the pope holds the same views as Mr..
Gladstone, In regard to Ireland The
correspondent says his holiness believes
~ measures for settlement of the agra
rian difficulties of the country. bpt not In
home rule.
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7.
THE RED RIVER VALLEY ROAD.
The Government Will Not Furnish the
Promised O

PROMISED 100000.
WINNIPEG, Man., Oct. 31.-After CON
sulting all night with the local govern
ment, the deputation of citizens. ap
pointed to receive assurance of the gov
eminent as to their ability to build the
Red River Valley road, came to the con-
clusion that the assurances were O
definite that the road would be completed
this winter, Il so declined to AXE the
Sss0o, 900 in provincial bonds. Mr.. Holt.
who backed the New York men, is highly
Disguised, and says the whole negotia.
lions are off. He was willing to go on
with the work forthwith, but could give
no assurance that the work would be
performed despite the resistance of the
dominion government. Great disgust ia
felt, as the negotiations were in a salts
factory stage. Mr.. Holt had made ar.
rangements to secure all the material,
independent of the Canadian Pacific road.
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Tw<E RIVERS. Wis Oct sl.-No trace
OF thelbo'iies Of the crew Of the steamer
Nefts9n, OF the Northern Michigan line.
which sank off Two Rivers point. have as
yet been found The fore part of the pilo.
mouse oil wrecked steamer. with Eve
me preservers upon II, was found aboi.
six miles from the shore One If rs
life preserves was cut open In 4 neen,er
which would Indicate that i, hs9Y hea,
worn by IL Of the sailors and was
thrown aside bs the wearer after becon,
!ng exhausted by The cold, preferrinp
death 10 further suffering.
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DAKOTA CONVERSATIONS.

The Aus of division Is being advo.
Gated in Faux county by Col. Piummer
Scott Hayes, MIR. Nichols, Mrs. Over
and Mrs. Elliott, of Chamberlain, have
been doing some temperance missionary
work throughout Brule county.
Judge Spencer has called q term o
court for Sphinx county the week Of
November 22nd. The calendar is q large
one, there being many civil cases.
1t is understood that Godfreid Keller
Who left Redfeld q few days ago, leey-
ing behind q number OF creditors, has
been captured and is being brough,
back.
| D.A. Packard died at Kimbsll Satur-
day morning from a cancer. He was an
old soldier and at the time OF his death
was . member of the knights OF Pethlas
lodge.
30 far this season fifty new build,pps
have been erected at Brookinss and
several more will be built this fall. The
price OF lots have advanced 20 per cent
SAS Raoe Llo1tn
Watertown's new opera house il
equipped with electric lights, heated py
steam, with terrsced floors and folding
ehairs. The floors are elegantly GARNET.
ed and the drapefy is elaborate.
The Faux county teachers, normal
institute convened Monday, the oath,
and continued until Saturday. with
Gen Beadle of Yankton in charge.
There were fifty teachers in attendance.
With lew exceptions the whole vote
OF Oodington county Will be .for diyi.
SION" Deuel. county is also awake ard
will poll q large vote. CLARK comfy
though largely in favor OF division. i
decidedly quiet.
Ii Is rumored that many Of tho n.
dams at the Standing Rock agency arc
manifesting symptoms of un~eariness
and chow desire to don their war
paint. in view of the example Of tho
Montana tribes.
Judge Spencer will hold eon,t .,
Watertown this week. The caIa,aa.
shows eighteen criminal and ~sevsntn
mint civil cases, and as Judge snanos.
has declared his intention to clear the
calendar there will doubtless be a Ions
term.
A nesting OF representative cit;zans
was held at Devils Lake Friday. Hon. II.
". Lord was chirman. Hon. Wald. NJ
Potter, OF LA Moure. spoke on the diyi-
sloa question, presenting some strong
in it's favor. Interest IN tho
question 10 increasing and sentiment in
It's favor on the increase.
The cold wave reached Bismarck nm
I'D, n for three days the mercury
noversd intentionally near the zero
mark. All the small streams and tho
lakes in the vicinity were frozen over
With two inches of Toe, and sven the
flowing Missouri was coated ttr
distance from either shore.
In chambers at Fargo Saturday, be-
lore Judge Mcdonnell, was argued the
,ase OF the territory ex rel w. Hawk Va.
he Northern Pacific railroad companx
motiun to quaah an alternative writ,
u mandamas issued to compel the de-
'endsnt to furnish Hawk cars for the
Transportation Of wheat at Buffalo. Tie
was denied.
The celebrated Japanese peach tinted
use which wss bought from ex.Goy,
norgan's collections BY Ross Winans Of